Bankruptcy ruling favors creditors in Wisconsin creamery case
In Ries District Court Wisconsin bankruptcy proceedings for a creamery company, about 27 depositors assigned claims to Wayne Mason with $500 in bank. Judge Smith ruled the bank a partnership, allowing recovery. Suit sought $9,238.82. verdict ordered $10,021.75 including interest. Hannett led the case for plaintiffs and may pursue further appeals to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Mason
Stiit
J. L Hannett
Smith
Hannett
Supreme Court
Depositors Win Case Against Bank That Failed
In Okinton this week Judge Curland oversaw a term of court culminating in a decision from Sioux Falls. The case involved money deposited in the Piank bank that failed just over a year ago. The ruling treated the matter as a partnership situation to determine how much money was lost and who bears liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ids Smith
Okinton
Pianka Bank
Ruge. Ia
Banktey Court
Sioux Falls
Curland
Advance in Price of Twine Increases Deering Twine Cost
Owing town advance in the twine market have advanced the price of Deering twine cent per pound. Those who have not ordered will do well to send in their order at another advance may follow at any time without notice. KE, B, VANALSTINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke, B
Vanalstine
Funeral rites for Floy Whitman held in Mt Vernon
Funeral services were held for Miss Floy Whitman in Mt Vernon last Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev. Norton preached the sermon as friends filled the chapel with floral tributes. She leaves a mother and many friends. Attending from out of town were Joe Whitman and Mr Pendleberry of Indiana, plus Mrs J B Hoppock and others from Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Miss Floy Whitman
Norton
Miss Floy
Joe Whitman
Mr. Pendleberry
Rolf and Ayershire
Charles Whitman
Smallpox Concerns Spark Debate Over Origin
The outbreak prompts debate as some claim the illness is not smallpox at all but a Cuban-origin disease. Dr. Adams of Watertown discusses the issue with the Public Opinion, noting the public fear and varied local beliefs.
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Cuba
Adams
Watertown
Real estate transfers in Mt Vernon area reported
A series of property trades recorded include Morris D Lawis transferring 100 acres to Stowell E Barnard in IRAP Ue Oggae, and Frederick W Uerr to Elizabeth Hanneh Graves for multiple parcels in Sec 1 and Sec 1 Township 104. Other transfers cover Holmes to Ol son, Powers to Holmes, Gray to Hodgin, Stults to Michels, Arwinio to Jobs, Rowley’s addition in Mitchell, and multiple parcels in Mt Vernon with prices ranging from 500 to 8200 dollars. Additional deeds note Haviatko to Fowler, Spink to Wilson and Dan Wilson, Brookins to Davy, Doering to Lewis, Garey to Strong, Johnston to Northey, and Fidelity Land Co to Lie.
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Morris D Lawis
Stowell E Barnard
Frederick W Uerr
Elizabeth Hanneh Graves
Mb,holmes
Halvor H Olson
Mt Vernon
Frank D Powers
M B Holmes
Elias Gray
Alonzo A Hodgin
John A Stults
John Michels
Ieee
Christopher A Arwinio L T Jobs
M H. Rowley
Mitchell
Robert S Person
Charles H Haviatko
W A Fowler
SNE
Sion
Wee
Stephen G Spink
Annetta
Arthur Brookins
J A Davy
John Lawler
Helena Doering
Charles J Lewis
Daniel A Johnston
William C Northey
Fidelity Land Company
Geo W Lie
Aberdeen grain palace plans heat up in Mitchell shadow
Aberdeen reports that the northern city is forming a grain palace committee with directors chosen and work starting to set details for a fall event. Mitchell’s earlier palace success is cited as inspiration, urging local planning for a notable autumn attraction in the region.
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Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sale Postponed For Bad Weather At Mitchells Township
Auction postponed to Thursday March 21 at G W Greene's farm Mitchells township one mile north of river mill four miles northeast of Mitchell begins at 9 a m. sale includes seven horses one Hersford bull 7 cows and heifers with calf 14 yearling heifers 29 yearling steers 17 calves 9 younger calves 21 hogs many farming implements free lunch at noon terms cash up to 10 dollars else time on approved security until October 1 1901 at 10 percent 2 percent discount for cash over 10 dollars Tobin Webster auctioneers Greene sells to engage in black cattle.
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G. W. Greene
Mitchells Township
River Mill
Mitchell
Hersford
Tobin & Webster
Greene
Retained Prof Merrill as State Band Director
A contract has been made to retain Prof J W Merrill as director of the State Band through October. He will move his family from Chicago, bring a high level of musicianship, and the community expects continued renewal after the term. Open air concerts on Main Street will begin as the season opens with generous support from local business leaders.
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Prof
J. W. Merrill
Prof. Merrill
Merrill
Chicago
Loomis purchases Mitchell residence for 2500 dollars
L N Loomis of Alpena has completed a 2500 dollar purchase of H C Preston's east Sixth street home in Mitchell. Loomis plans to move within four months to expand his warehousing business along Milwaukee road routes. Preston and family will relocate to Marion Iowa by early April where he practices law.
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Republican
Mitchell
Milwaukee Road
Alpena
Loomis
Jerauld County
Senate
Preston
Marion
Iowa
Tse
Auction Sale at Alfred Hill Farm Near Mitchell
Alfred Hill will auction his farm near Mitchell at the O Donnell farm five miles west and one mile north on Tuesday March 19 starting at 10 oclock a large sale includes 6 head of horses 43 head of cattle 14 hogs farm machinery grain and household goods Free lunch at noon terms cash under 10 dollars then October 1 1901 with 10 percent interest and 2 percent discount for cash Tobin Webster are auctioneers. After the sale the Chicago political notes describe Chicago Republicans united for Judge Haney and critics of Carter Harrison whose administration is blamed for crime in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hill
Mitchell
O’donnell
Tobin & Webster
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Morrison & Avery
Uch
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Bede
Robison, Cooper and
Rhoades - Car- Mean Buggy Co
Marshalltown
McCormick
Ries District
Wis
Ampeny Creamery Company
Ptaas
Eare
Waukeshahington
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Cor Ndence
John H. Paul
Gawker Building
Milwaukee
Fg i. Bisikinton Bank
L. W. Adams
J.B. Hoppock
Will Baker
E. J. Haynes
Mr. Garey
H M. Mabbott
Souca Ellioty
Missouri
George Ainslie
Stebler
Badger
C. C. Young
Young
Phoebe Weeks
Frankie Slade
Gene Comstock
the Burny
Will Ford
Sanborn County
Shaw
Clare Swartout
Gardinier
Nealin Badger
Letcher
Mr.Cane
Bethel
Edward
Sadie Watkins
Vic Young
Redfield
Aberdeen’s Grain Palace
L. N
Judge Haneey
Carter Harrison
Harrison
H.d.butterfield
A. B. Hager
Insurance
Room
Champeny
Masury
J. H. Ferris
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
G. W. Adams
M'tcheil, S. D
R. D. Prescott
Main St
Mitchell, S. D
Omaha
St. P
Senger
Lay. Jaw
Ws Sari
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